Organizing Art Supply

I love cute & colorful storage stuff that meant to help you organize things in your house. I bought lots of them, you would think I'm a neat person. Wrong. I tend to pile things around the house. In my mind I piled them for later storage, but the truth is, I would let them piled for weeks before I finally did the actual organizing.

I love art supply. I have lots of them. Mine & the kids'. Well, mostly it was mine & Aira's. I bought boxes to keep them too, but somehow they still cluttered around the house. I keep some in my room, some in Aira's room, & some in the living room, so I still need to check around the house if I'm looking for something. So I've been thinking to turn our never-been-properly-use-because-it-was-too-small-for-our-car garage as an art & craft area. Where we can do all our art & craft project, or my (hopefully, soon enough, I'm crossing my fingers) sewing project. And of course, where I can storage our art & craft supply.

It will be a long term project, I know. But me being me, I had started browsing for art supply organizing ideas & I stumbled upon some cool stuff. Check them out! :D

pic 1 taken from http://katherinemaries.com/

pic 2 & 5 taken from http://www.ohdeedoh.com/

pic 3 taken from http://familyfun.go.com/

pic 4 taken from http://iheartorganizing.blogspot.com/

I will. I will. I will.

I bought this book without knowing how to sew, 

but I solemnly swear that I will learn how. 

I will. I will. I will.

Wishlist #2

Pretty, isn't it? I fell in love with the sewing corner owned by Danielle Thompson the minute I saw these pretty pictures. She called it her sewing nook. I wish one day I'll have my own sewing nook. Maybe I'll start with the sewing machine first. What do you think, hubby? Yes? Please?

Wishlist #1

I. Want. These. Bicycles. 

Please?

Hey there, owlets!

One day, while I was browsing the internet jungle, I stumbled upon an animal-slash-owl kingdom called Jumba Jamba, the home of so many colorful owls waiting to be adopted. So I adopted two little owls, or owlets. Here they are, Vidogo and Mwana.

Vidogo, the one with the dark green chest, this tiny owlet loves being the center of attention. Mwana, the one with the purple eyes, he is the son of a Hawaiian owl, thus his passion for pineapples and island life.

I'll adopt some more, for they are so much fun to have around the house. ;)